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The Council Of Nicaea At 1700, Kyle K. Schiefelbein-Guerrero
The Council Of Nicaea At 1700, Kyle K. Schiefelbein-Guerrero
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No abstract provided.
The Lord’S Supper And The Conversational Theology Of Philip Melanchthon And Johannes Brenz, Timothy J. Wengert
The Lord’S Supper And The Conversational Theology Of Philip Melanchthon And Johannes Brenz, Timothy J. Wengert
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No abstract provided.
Gospel Organization: The Church Leadership Of Johannes Bugenhagen (1485–1558), Martin J. Lohrmann
Gospel Organization: The Church Leadership Of Johannes Bugenhagen (1485–1558), Martin J. Lohrmann
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Experiencing Gospel: Luther, Men, Women, And Children Around The Table In Reformation And Contemporary Eras; A Tribute To Gordon Jensen, Karen Kuhnert
Experiencing Gospel: Luther, Men, Women, And Children Around The Table In Reformation And Contemporary Eras; A Tribute To Gordon Jensen, Karen Kuhnert
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Building primarily on Gordon A. Jensen’s text Experiencing Gospel: The History and Creativity of Martin Luther’s 1534 Bible Project (2023) and the work of Kirsi I. Stjerna et. al in Women Reformers of Early Modern Europe: Profiles, Texts, and Contexts (2022), this essay demonstrates that the theological legacies of knowable Reformation era men, women, and children (in their own cultural, geographic, and linguistic contexts) can be recognized as having crossed the Atlantic with explorers, settlers, and pioneers and that these theological legacies continue to shape North American religious-cultural contexts today. The combined depth and quality of the cited research from …
Luther’S Musical Legacy In The Preaching Of His Students, Robert Kolb
Luther’S Musical Legacy In The Preaching Of His Students, Robert Kolb
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No abstract provided.
Trade, Usury, And The Incursion Of Desire, Allen Jorgenson
Trade, Usury, And The Incursion Of Desire, Allen Jorgenson
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No abstract provided.
Elcic Lutheranism In The International Arena, Susan C. Johnson
Elcic Lutheranism In The International Arena, Susan C. Johnson
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Beyond Muslim Xenophobia And Contemporary Parochialism: Aga Khan Iv, The Ismā‘Īlīs, And The Making Of A Cosmopolitan Ethic, Sahir Dewji
Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)
Aga Khan IV is the forty-ninth hereditary Imām of the Shī‘a Nizārī Ismā‘īlī Muslims (or ‘Ismā‘īlīs’ for short). As a Muslim leader, Aga Khan IV addresses salient issues concerning humankind in the contemporary world and expresses the challenges of living under such conditions through his public speeches and the institutions of the Ismā‘īlī Imāmate. His discourse is informed by the inseparability of dīn (faith) and dunyā(world), which is viewed as being a central function to the office of Imāmate. Aga Khan IV adopts a context-rich approach that addresses modernity by integrating commitments to theology with religio-cultural ethics, a formulation …
As If A Raven By Yvonne Blomer, Kelly Shepherd
As If A Raven By Yvonne Blomer, Kelly Shepherd
The Goose
A review of As if a Raven by Yvonne Blomer.
Masjids, Ashrams And Mazars: Transnational Sufism And The Bawa Muhaiyaddeen Fellowship, Merin Shobhana Xavier
Masjids, Ashrams And Mazars: Transnational Sufism And The Bawa Muhaiyaddeen Fellowship, Merin Shobhana Xavier
Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)
The Bawa Muhaiyaddeen Fellowship is a community that formed in relation to the Tamil teacher Muhammad Raheem Bawa Muhaiyaddeen (d. 1986). Bawa’s teachings attracted diverse followers- those with Islamic inclinations, those from Jewish, Hindu and Christian backgrounds, and those seeking to transcend religious creeds. With his passing and no appointed successor, the communities that developed during Bawa Muhaiyaddeen’s lifetime rely now on the institutions and spaces established by him. These include a mosque and burial shrine (mazar) in Pennsylvania and an ashram and shrine in Sri Lanka. This case study of the Bawa Muhaiyaddeen Fellowship and its parallel …
The Institution Of Betrothal In The Early Rabbinical Literature, Emma Mclennan
The Institution Of Betrothal In The Early Rabbinical Literature, Emma Mclennan
Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)
This study is a detailed examination of the institution of betrothal in the early rabbinical literature. The primary sources for the study include the Mishnah, the Tosefta and the Babylonian Talmud. Part One of the thesis examines the procedural elements of betrothal: how a valid betrothal is contracted; the relative powers in the process of the three primary participants (the woman, her father and the man doing the betrothing); the significance of the betrothal: invalidating and terminating the betrothal. Part Two examines the rights and obligations which are associated with the betrothal period, especially in regard to the woman. The …